1. English & Literacy

• Reading fluency: accuracy, expression, and pacing with longer texts
• Reading comprehension: identifying main ideas, supporting details, and sequencing events
• Vocabulary development: introducing synonyms, antonyms, and context clues
• Writing skills: writing short paragraphs with topic sentences and supporting details
• Grammar: capitalization, punctuation, contractions, singular/plural nouns, past/present tense verbs
• Spelling: high-frequency words, word families, and phonics-based spelling
• Oral communication: retelling stories, participating in discussions, and expressing opinions clearly

2. Mathematics

• Number sense: reading, writing, and ordering numbers up to 100 (and beyond)
• Place value: hundreds, tens, and ones
• Addition and subtraction with regrouping (carry/borrow)
• Word problems with multiple steps
• Introduction to multiplication (repeated addition, arrays) and division (equal groups)
• Skip counting (by 2s, 5s, 10s, 25s)
• Fractions: ½, ⅓, ¼ as parts of a whole
• Measurement: standard units (cm, m, g, kg, L, mL)
• Time: telling time to 5 minutes, elapsed time
• Money: counting coins, adding amounts, making change
• Geometry: identifying and comparing 2D/3D shapes, perimeter, symmetry
• Data: bar graphs, pictographs, tally charts

3. Science & Social Studies (based on school curriculum)

• Life cycles of plants and animals
• Properties of solids, liquids, and gases (intro)
• Simple machines (lever, pulley, wheel, etc.)
• Communities, traditions, and basic mapping skills

4. Study Skills & Habits

• Strengthening focus for 20–30 minutes
• Following multi-step directions with independence
• Developing neatness and organization in written work
• Early test-taking strategies (reviewing questions, checking answers)
• Building independence in completing assignments and homework

5. Enrichment & Confidence Building

• Creative writing: short stories, descriptive writing, and journals
• Public speaking: presenting ideas to peers, reading aloud with confidence
• Critical thinking and problem-solving games
• Positive reinforcement and encouragement to build self-esteem and motivation

6. Learning Formats

• Sessions include workbook-based practice, hands-on exercises, reading/writing activities, and interactive games to keep students engaged.
• Tutoring is available in-person, online, or hybrid, based on the student’s needs.